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How Halifax's wrestling community is changing

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October 11, 2025

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A Nova Scotia man who is one of a few deaf professional wrestlers is working on a new project to make wrestling events more inclusive. Justin Marriott has helped set up a team of ASL interpreters who are now at every wrestling event held by the local company Kaizen Pro Wrestling. The CBC's Gareth Hampshire reports.

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